Elementary School
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Pamela Bernardo, Principal (on educational sabbatical January 1-June 30, 2010)
Thomas Halcisak, Acting Middle School Principal (January 1-June 30, 2010)
Jason Stern, Acting Middle School Assistant Principal (January 1-June 30, 2010)

Newsletter
Handbook
Discipline Code and Guidelines
Course Guide:   
    Sixth Grade
    Seventh Grade
    Eighth Grade
PSSA Guidelines and Assessment Handbooks
Student ID Cards
Registration

High School Course Scheduling for 8th Students 

* January 13th the high school counselors will hold an assembly for all 8th grade students. Students will receive the Program of Studies and a list of the electives available to ninth graders and hear in depth information about the high school courses.

* January 20th at 6:30 PM in the high school audion the counselors will present this information to parents. Please come join us.

* PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE * February 5^th the high school counselors will go into science classes to answer questions about course scheduling and help students understand the high school schedule. At this session the students will receive their Course Assignment Form. This has the required courses that are assigned for the student based on current grades and standardized test scores. This form must be taken home and completed by the student and parent.

* PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE * February 12th the signed Course Assignment Form must be returned to the middle school.

Click here for Helpful Hints on Course Registration

Yearbooks
The 2009 – 2010 yearbooks are coming…and they are better than ever! The cost is only $27.00 when you pre-order before January 30th and $30.00 after that date. Click here for order form and more information.

Morning Student Drop Off
A reminder to everyone that students are not to be dropped off at the school prior to 7:10 AM.  Supervision of students is not available before 7:10 AM.

Also, please be aware as you are dropping off students, to wait in the drop off line and not pull out to the LEFT.  This causes an unsafe drop off situation.

If you find that your child has a project, equipment, etc.,  park your car in the lot and cross at the cross walk.

It is important that AM drop off be organized and safe.

Your cooperation and patience is appreciated!

Immunization Regulations Update
The new school immunization regulations have been updated. For all of the details please click here.

Block 5 Transportation and 4 PM Bus Procedures
Block 5 students riding the elementary buses should first attempt to get on the bus that goes to the elementary stop closest to their home.

Bus Number One that goes to 3rd Avenue and Easton Road for the elementary students and also provides overflow block 5 transportation will first take the elementary students to 3rd Avenue and return to school (9  minutes) to then transport all overflow block 5 students which will be waiting under the bus port at the middle school. This would be all the students that could not get on the regular buses due to lack of room.

For anyone that does not make the overflow bus: Two 4 PM buses are also provided at the middle school/elementary school loop at 4 PM and leaves at 4:10.  Those two buses will transport to all Saucon Valley established bus stops.

Be A Mentor and Change a Life!
1. Do you have the ability to play?
2. Have ½ hour a week to spend playing?
3. Want to make a difference in someone’s life? Possibly even your own?

Consider being a Mentor to one of our Elementary School Kids!!!!

Drop your name off at the main office or to Mr. Russ in B-201.
There will be complete (easy) training and continued support throughout the program.
A Truly Fun and Rewarding Experience!

They are the expectations for our learning community in regard to academics, behavior and social development. We expect our learners to:

• Come prepared to class every day.
• Have assignments done ON TIME.
• Avoid disruptive behavior in class, hallways, cafeteria and throughout the school.